Community event lineup for Clark County Oct schedule
A dense schedule lists conservation contests and educational events across Clark and surrounding counties. Highlights include speaking contests at Greenwood and UW-Stout, 4-H banquets, prenatal classes, chiropractic and hospital talks, a cranberry harvest tour, stamp show, and group meetings at various venues from Oct 14 to Oct 21 with times in the evening and early afternoon.
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Rural Development Council
Augusta High School
Sacred Heart Hospital Rotunda
Eau Claire
Black Bear
Pepin and County 4-H Round-Up and Meetings Schedule
A compact list of 4-H events across Pepin Pierce St Croix and Washburn counties from Oct 14 to Oct 25 including Western Round-Up in Durand and field days. Activities feature hayrides interviews achievement nights and workshops at various churches farms and schools with multiple dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand Senior Citizen
Extension Homemakers
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Pepin
Pierce County
Community event calendar for October happenings
Listings show multiple local meetings and events from October including junior fair committee and 4-H family events at various courthouses and schools. Notable items include a debate between Steve Gunderson and Paul Offner at UW Barron County, and a series of health and caregiving programs at St. Josephs Hospital Chippewa Falls.
Queen honey queen program promotes workers year round
JoAnne Weber leads the national American Honey Queen program promoting beekeeping through in store promotions media interviews and public talks. The program distributes recipe folders and coordinates travel schedules while urging other beekeepers to participate and support queen promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
JoAnne
Kim Mentzer
Gann Valley
South Dakota
Kari Olson
Georgia
Florida
JoAnne Weber
Wisconsin
Clark County 1983 Farm Progress Days planning committee named
Clark County Extension home economist M. E. Stalin announced plans for 1983 Farm Progress Days. The family living committee met in Greenwood and appointed sub committee chairs including Harriet Laurie, Patty Steele, Dorene Neuman, Corrine Dix, Arnoldine Gulcynski, and Darlene Jarocki. Hospitality duties go to Waverly Jarvis and Sally Fish. Call 743-3118 with suggestions or ideas. Next meeting set for 9:30 a.m. Oct. 28 at Clark Electric Auditorium in Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
M. E. Stalin
Greenwood
Patty Steele
Neillsville
Dorene Neuman
Unity
Corrine Dix
Chili
Arnoldine Gulcynski
Thorp
Darlene Jarocki
Withee
Waverly Jarvis
Sally Fish
Granton
Clark County Extension Office
Family Living Committee
Clark Electric Auditorium
Beauticians Set Oct 17 Meeting at Barron Campus
Rice Lake cosmetologists from Barron Rusk Washburn Sawyer Burnett Polk and St Croix counties will gather at the UW Barron County Campus Fine Arts Theater for a cosmetology institute next Sunday October 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information contact Jane Manske at WITI Rice Lake 334-7082.
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Barron, Rusk
Washburn
Sawyer
Burnett, Polk
St. Croix
Barron County
Jane Manske
Witi-Rice Lake
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Greenwood High School
Homemakers Executive Board
Loyal American Legion Hall
Dunn County
Uw-Stout Home Economics
Menomonie
Uw-Stout
Eau Claire County
N.W
Augusta
State Bank of Fall Creek
Farwell Room
Civic Center Inn
Holiday Inn
Luther Hospital
Pepin County
Mel Sather
Polk County
Polk County Forest
Witi
New Richmond
St. Croix County
Agriculture Center
Baldwin
Oan
Ezekiel Lutheran Church
S. Second St
River Falls
Uw-River Falls Lab Farm No
Washburn County
Spooner
Spooner High School
Spooner Armory
Racine
County Farm
Sparta
Linda Heppner
Rice Lake High School
Buffalo County
Soil and Water Conservation
Chippewa County
Anderson Hall
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chippewa Falls
McDonald Hall
Chippewa Falls Middle School
Ann Person
Shopko Plaza
West
Clairemont
Avenou Claire
Queen
Beekeepers
Honey Queen
Kim Arnevik
Clark Family Living Committee
Harriet Laurie
Owen
Sears
London Square Mall
Beauticians
Graham Ave
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